Last night, Jordyn and Mommy went downtown Iowa City. We ate at a trendy restaurant (Jordyn got Gelato and Mommy got a Portabelo Sandwich). Then, we had the wonderful
privilege of hearing Temple Grandin at the University of Iowa. She drew such a crowd that there were people standing and sitting on the floor in the back of the room. (Yes, that was us...Jordyn sitting and Mommy standing to see....) It was packed I tell you, packed! And now I know why! I expected to go there hearing about how to help students with Autism. She spoke about that and SO much more. Humor, I didn't expect the humor. I only wish ALL of my students could hear about the possibilities for success for all students.
After we left, and waited through the 30 minutes in the parkade, the backseat comments started. I heard, "Mommy, there's a new number that everyone's talking about. Really, there is. It's got a curly on the top and a curly on the bottom, and it kind of looks like an E, but not really. I just wrote it on the window. I heart the new number!" LOL!
When we got home, with a VERY tired child, we still played a not-so-fast game of checkers. A long, cultured, fun night!
Thank you, Jesus for my wonderful night with our special girl!
Conversations From the Backseat
As a child grows and times change, I guess the time has come to start blogging.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Friday, January 13, 2012
The Beginning of a new Era - Blogging
Since we no longer send out "real" CHRISTmas cards, I figured maybe there was a better way to keep track of the interesting things that come out of Jordyn's mouth. Since we spend a lot of time in the car together, that's when I hear a lot of commical conversations. So, here's where the record of the thoughts running around my child's head (and mine).
Times are changing: My SIX year old daughter, instead of saying, "You promised!" told me...."You signed a contract!" and when we told her she couldn't make any more calls with our phones, she said, "I'll just go buy my own....on the computer!" (as she's walking around with a headset)!!! SIX I tell you, SIX. What will 13 be like?? (Please don't answer...I'll let it be a "surprise".)
Times are changing: My SIX year old daughter, instead of saying, "You promised!" told me...."You signed a contract!" and when we told her she couldn't make any more calls with our phones, she said, "I'll just go buy my own....on the computer!" (as she's walking around with a headset)!!! SIX I tell you, SIX. What will 13 be like?? (Please don't answer...I'll let it be a "surprise".)
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